Feature wise I think is very subjective. I would rather check the track record of the developer , how they sustain the property with JMB.

For me now I would consider 4 rooms at least due to after pandemic most of us have our home office.

For a growing family like me , 2 rooms is need as for kids and maybe occasionally for guest room.
I would personally avoid property that are promoted as investment because end of the day the property will be full of stranger walking around and you will not feel save.

ya lor, this legacy oug project is very ownstay style.
all large unit has been sold out, left alot type A & B smaller unit (more toward investment)

really not much ppl discuss about this project even in another thread.

Currently I’m staying in 3 room condo and my wife 95% working from home and of course one of the room turn into home office.

1 for master bedroom and 1 for future kid (currently as guest room). If kids is born then there is no place for my parent to stay over.

But for some home owner felt not worth to pay high maintenance fee for big sqf houses.

If you compare this project type A layout with others, the width of the living area/balcony is wider compare to most of the condo.

Let’s take an example of 1000sqf condo, usually the dining area will be closer to the entrance while the living room is at nearer to the balcony. For this project, the living room and dining area is somewhat “combined horizontally” & its closer to the balcony. With this kind of layout, you will get to enjoy the longer balcony/window and sun light.

Usually these kind of layout only applicable to larger units such as 1300 and above. For the best comparism , check out skyvogue layout , Type A 1085 and type B 1300. Try to notice the dining and living area

The architect of this project able to do it with 1050 sqf. But some don’t like it as you will have to go through a longer hallway like hotel.

As for the invest unit or own stay unit, I think woolei answered most of it. On top of it, those project consist of 1 bedroom unit/studio/loft/duplex is mostly investment unit.

Really, I fully agree with you. Sometime, we prepare extra space or extra resources as a buffer or insurance for potential usage/emergency need, as a result, we need to pay additional fees for this.

Guest room might be used once in a year, yet, we pay maintenance fee monthly